| Current Price | uS$ 4,999,000 |
| Vessel Type | Superyacht |
| Builder | Westport |
| Year | 2006 |
| Location | North Palm, Florida, United States |
| Hull Material | GRP |
| LOA | 112 feet |
| Beam | 24 feet |
| Engine Manufacturer | MTU |
| Engine Model | 16V2000 |
| Fuel | Diesel |
| Max Speed | 25 knots |
The Westport 112 is an iconic legend in the U.S. superyacht market, boasting more hulls built than any other vessel over 100 feet. Renowned for her speed, shallow draft, sought-after country kitchen, expansive engine room, grand salon, and a proven track record of reliability, the W112 is a premier choice for entering the large yacht market. The W112 excels as a mothership for fishing programs, a luxurious platform for family adventures, or a dependable charter vessel.
We are thrilled to present the Westport 112 “LILA CUY” for global sale. Originally “ANGEL WINGS” her keel was laid in 2005 at Westports facility in Washington State and the yacht was completed as a 2006 model, “LILA CUY” has been lightly, and privately used over the past four years by an experienced owner, offers a four-stateroom layout for guests, crew accommodations for up to four or five (including a couple), MTU power, MSD/sewage treatment system, bow thruster, and NAIAD stabilizers. The current owner has very lightly used her since acquiring her in 2021.
In 2025, “LILA CUY” underwent a yard period at Safe Harbor Rybovich, which included a bottom job, davit rebuild & paint, stabilizer servicing, windlass rebuild, and bow thruster overhaul. The master cabin received new whisper wall paneling, and the owner’s head was upgraded with new countertops and a wash basin. Additionally, a new hot water heater and exhaust risers were installed fall of 2025.
In 2019, Interior Designer Chanel Coontz of Neosage transformed the yacht’s dated gold-and-yellow interior into a serene, modern masterpiece. Coontz introduced a rich indigo palette across soft finishes, complemented by enhanced woodwork, to create a calming, sophisticated aesthetic with minimal disruption. The Day Head was reimagined with sea-inspired elements, featuring wave-like faucets and sleek, cohesive cabinetry for a contemporary feel. The aft bar and dining sideboard were upgraded with elegant Azul stone, blending seamlessly with the yacht’s refined craftsmanship to preserve its heritage while elevating it into a modern oasis at sea.
In 2021, the yacht received further enhancements, including new teak on the swim platform, updated galley flooring, refreshed aft bar stone, and new crew headliners, ensuring continued elegance and functionality.
